The Seattle Star dated August 5, 1914

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TIGHT! 0K: JOSH WISE SAYS: “Cale Dornick, who's allus li askin’ fool questions, wants ter \V know why a saloon near th’ alms

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STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUoT 5, ivl4, PAGE 2 TALK ALL OF WAR AT GERMANIA CAFE, WHERE HERR BARON VON LOEHNEYSEN, GERMAN CONSUL, GOES

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STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1914. PAGE 3 oats ra we FOURTH AVENUE, JUST NORTH OF PIKE Fiercer becomes the struggle of “The...

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TAR~-WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1914. PAGE 5 Cynthia Grey’s Q.—How long does a man have to| carry a name which is not his own| Ty)

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STAR—WEDNESDAY., | ! — 2 new pe riots, soe! 4 NOTICES 19 MALE HELP WANTED) mas ACREAGE crate.” “Naan, 9 don | ; CLOTHES...

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HURLER FANS out! FOUR MEN IN ONE INNING; A NOVEL MARK IS HUNG UP. unique record the other day. stop got hie hands on the ball

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MAY SEIZE SEATTLE GO0DS|| 2. [REDERICK@~NELSON i: Patterns —at— | No instructions have been tasued by British Vice Consul B,